Sublime is quite nice. It’s fast and lean, but also supports LSP plugins, so you get the same language tools as VSCode. I’m also trying out https://Zed.dev. It’s similarly lightweight, but has a lot more built in (with no plugin support). It’s still in beta though, and a little rough around the edges.

The only Matter devices I’ve seen so far don’t support Thread, but work over WiFi.

Cool. I didn’t realize Thread was it’s own radio standard, and separate from Bluetooth. Makes sense!

With Cloudflare as the registrar, you can’t change the name server for the root domain. It locks you in to Cloudflare’s NS.

Sorry! I created the reply on MacOS and provided MacOS links. I didn’t realize the iOS apps are different. But they do exist!

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• Wipr: Simple and effective ad blocker
• User Scripts: customize your browsing experience (https://greasyfork.org)
• 1Password: password manager
• Kagi: premium search engine

not arguing, but what do you use instead (other than your local book store)?

Tangential question for people browsing this post: would you recommend a different Linux distribution over Debian and Ubuntu for OP? If so, which one and why?

Get Wipr for ad blocking on Safari

An email client isn’t exactly something that’s self hosted. But Apple Mail works perfectly fine on iOS and Mac OS. Fastmail has push support too.

I’d argue it’s perfectly fine for beginners with time and desire to learn. The Arch Wiki is a great resource.

Hey, if you’re comfortable and happy with Windows, and don’t feel the need to switch, then don’t feel pressured. If you want to try Linux for fun, try a distro like Arch, that gives you a lot of control and a lot to play with.

Thanks! I’m definitely saving this for later. Last couple times I tried to make pizza in my Kamado smoker, the dough came out less fluffy than I wanted, even with some sourdough starter. It was more like bread, and less like pizza. I’ll try this next time!

Looking good! What’s your dough recipe?

nice catch. why is this a “hot” post?